Poorer in 2012: Increased Social Security and Income Taxes in 2012
I was paid today. That’s normally a good day, but when I saw that my paycheck was about $20 less than it was in 2011 I became angry. I decided […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Greg Mankiw’s Blog
I do my best to say an intelligent thing or two about economic issues with varying degrees of success, but I ran across Harvard Economics professor Greg Mankiw’s Blog and think […]
a final plea: Truths you should know & why you SHOULD vote for RON PAUL
I have always tried to be as level headed as possible when it comes to making political decisions. I am careful not to label myself as a republican or democrat, […]
an intellectually honest discussion: HIGHER TAXES DOESN’T ADDRESS WEALTH INEQUALITY
No – this isn’t going to be another conservative defense of “trickle down” economics. My opposition to additional taxes has nothing to do with my desire to further sheild the […]
who will save us? the rich or the government? NEITHER!
Last night I had dinner with a few of the “most important” people in the region for our company. Basically, I was sitting next to a few of my company’s […]
Noble Lie – immorality in the US government
I ran accross this quote last night in a book I was reading regarding the immorality in a noble lie. In this case it is the lie the Government sales […]
the funny thing about TRUTH
When I first created this blog “BlogTruth” I intended to write all about the truths of the world. I guess to really “set the record straight” for anyone reading and […]
lets talk about MORALITY
In a lot of the books I ready the concept of “natural law” comes up. For a lot of people the idea of “natural law” justifies certain socially accepted behaviors […]
we are information sheep, the Government are the farmers – STOP INTERNET CENCORSHIP
After reading this article, I decided it would be a great time to discuss the internet. I’m not sure that the casual internet user fully appreciates the true internet “golden […]
My 24th Year
I’m thinking of getting this tattoo Saturday, for my birthday. It seems simple, but it’s pretty symbolic. It is a quote by Benjamin Franklin in Thomas Jefferson script in which […]
